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AI Red Teaming Training

Authorized adversarial testing for AI systems

Practical training in attacking LLM applications, agents, and AI infrastructure the way a real adversary would — in controlled, authorized lab environments, not production systems.

What Is AI Red Teaming?

Authorized adversarial testing, applied to AI systems

AI Red Teaming applies established penetration testing discipline — reconnaissance, exploitation, evidence, reporting — to LLM applications and AI agents. It is authorized security testing performed with explicit permission against systems designated for testing, not an attack on live production without consent.

Always performed as authorized, scoped security testing

Attack Areas

What we test

The AI Red Teaming curriculum is organized around these attack areas.

LLM Red Teaming

New

Adversarial testing methodology for large language models.

AI Application Penetration Testing

New

Full-scope penetration testing of AI-powered applications.

Jailbreak Testing

New

Testing model safety boundaries and jailbreak resilience.

Prompt Injection Testing

New

Hands-on prompt injection attack testing techniques.

Agent Security

New

Security assessment of autonomous AI agents.

Tool / Function Calling Security

New

Security of tool-use and function-calling in AI systems.

RAG Attack Testing

New

Attack techniques targeting retrieval-augmented pipelines.

AI Security Assessments

New

End-to-end AI security assessment engagements.

Sensitive Information Disclosure

New

Testing for AI systems leaking sensitive data under adversarial input.

System Prompt Exposure

New

Testing resistance to system prompt extraction attempts.

LLM Application Testing

New

End-to-end security testing of LLM-powered applications.

Excessive Agency

New

Testing for AI agents granted more autonomy or permissions than is safe.

Improper Output Handling

New

Testing how downstream systems trust and act on unvalidated AI output.

AI Application Attack Surface

New

Mapping the full attack surface of an AI-powered application.

AI Security Misconfigurations

New

Identifying insecure default and misconfigured AI system deployments.

Methodology

A structured, authorized testing workflow

Every engagement follows the same disciplined sequence — not ad-hoc probing.

01

Reconnaissance

02

Attack Surface Mapping

03

Threat Modeling

04

Test Case Development

05

Controlled Attack

06

Evidence Collection

07

Impact Analysis

08

Root Cause

09

Remediation

10

Retesting

Curriculum

Curriculum & modules

The detailed module-by-module curriculum for AI Red Teaming is being finalized alongside the attack areas above. Rather than publish placeholder modules, we'll share the current syllabus directly — contact us for the latest curriculum and scheduling.

Who It's For

Built for people who test AI systems

Generally suited to, though not limited to:

Penetration testers
Application Security professionals
AI Security professionals
Security researchers
Developers working with AI applications

Hands-On Training

Practical testing, not just theory

Authorized lab environments

Every attack technique is practiced against systems built for testing.

Real attack scenarios

Test cases modeled on how these systems actually get attacked.

Instructor-led sessions

Guided, live testing sessions rather than self-paced theory.

Training Format

Live, instructor-led sessions

This is delivered as live, instructor-led training with hands-on labs — not a self-paced video course.

Ready to put your AI systems to the test?

View the curriculum above or reach out to discuss scheduling authorized AI Red Teaming for your team.